3:1 Partnerships works to
healthy,
sustainable churches in under-resourced communities.
Why 3:1 Partnership?
Closing the gap.
There is a gap in church-planting training, resourcing, and distribution. We have very little data showing how much support and resources are actually reaching church plants in poor and under-resourced communities.
We have heard the cries and seen troubling trends that raise an important question:
Could our church-planting strategies be unintentionally following the same geographic and economic patterns as historic redlining?
Could your network or denomination be unintentionally redlining communities?






Healthy
ecosystem.
Church-planting resources, relationships, training, and support exist but they often fail to reach our most under-resourced neighborhoods.
3:1 exists to help close that gap.
We are a Specialized Support Network for existing church-planting networks, denominations, churches, and planters bringing contextualized training, coaching, relationships, and resources to communities too often overlooked in church planting.
We’re not creating another parallel church-planting network. We exist to strengthen what already exists by helping reach the places they too often get missed.
WHO
WE
PARTNER
WITH.

Church Planting Networks
Build intentional pathways into under-resourced communities.

DENOMINATIONS
Develop contextualized strategies for planting and sustaining healthy churches.

CITY GOSPEL MOVEMENTS
Help make every neighborhood part of your city’s church planting vision.

CHURCH PLANTERS
Receive contextualized coaching, training, relationships, and support.

LOCAL CHURCHES
Partner your resources and relationships with church planting in communities that need them most.
WHAT
WE
BRING.

CONTEXTUALIZED TRAINING
Church planting formation shaped for under-resourced communities.

COACHING
Experienced leaders who understand the realities of planting in these neighborhoods.

CONNECTION
Relationships between planters, churches, networks, denominations, and resources.

SUSTAINABILITY
Creative approaches to building churches that can flourish for the long haul.



